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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1954-04-15, Page 5THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 3954 a The Wright Specials Dole Fruit Cocktail 20 oz. Tin 33c AUSTRALIAN RAISINS 2 lbs 35c QUICK QUAKER OATS 3 lb Box 32c ALLENS APPLE JUICE, 20 oz. tins 2 for 29c CHOICE QUALITY PEAS, 15 az, tins Tip. Top Brand ., ,.,,.,.,, 2 tins 29c STOKLEY GOLDEN CREAM CORN , , .. , , , , 2 for 29c 15 oz. Tins AYLMER TOMATOES, 20 oz, tins 2 Tins 31c DOMESTIC SHORTENING 1 lb 28c FACE TISSUES 2 Pkgs, 35c WRIGHT'S SUPERIOR FOOD MARKET Phone 77 Low Prices Self Serve Free Delivery HAVE YOU Completed your draw re- quirements on Lamp at DALE PRODUCE STORE Phone 571 1Formerly Isaac Hudson's Lawns Rolled The Lawn Bowling Club will be rolling lawns this .year. Get in touch with R: McFadzean PHONE 293 or Bev. Christie PHONE 58 KIPPED EAST The Kippen East W, I, will hold their annual meeting at the home of Mrs. Stewart Pepper on Tuesday, April 20 at 8 o'clock. Mrs. E, White- house is the co -hostess. Please note the meeting is on Tuesday instead .of Wednesday because of Achievement Day in Seaforth High School on Wednesday and it is hoped as many members as possible will attend this meeting. The roll call will be the payment of fees. The reports of convenors and eection of ,officers. A. reading by Mrs. W. Broadfoot. The lunch committee will be Mrs, Stewart Pepper, Mrs, Norman Mc- Leod, Mrs. Glenn Slavin, Mrs. J. Lostell, Mrs. J. 'Cooper, All the mem- bers are requested to be at this meet- ing and the convenors have their re- ports ready. WINTHROP On Easter Sunday evening at 8 p.m. In Winthrop United Chureh, the young people will conduct a service with Allan Shaw, a second year stu- dent attending University for the ministry, as guest speaker. The East- er Pageant "The Sign of Victory" will be presented by the young peoples' Sunday School Class. [tAt..... 111„111nm1u1umuuumunnunuw,llnnn,wlluuullununlnlmuuun1111I1u1111,111u1n11111, O.K. 1952 Chev. Sedan Power Glide (Radio) .... 1951 Dodge 5 passenger Coupe (Radio) ..., 1948, ,Dodge 5 passenger Coupe (Radio) .,.. 1946 Chevrolet Sedan 1946 Ford Coach 1940 Ford Coach 1937 Chevrolet Sedan, excellent 1937 Plymouth Sedan 1937 Pontiac Sedan Seafort Phone 541 1850.00 1425.00 850.00 675.00 650.00 240.00 225.00 225.00 275.00 Seaforth 111111111111111„,11,,,11111,111111,111111,1,111111111111111111111,111111111111,111,1111,11111111,111111,11111111111111111111,1111,11,1,11111111111111111111. THE SEAFORTH NEWS TOWN TOPICS Mr, and Mrs, Dan Grummett• and Dianne,. Wingham, and Miss Mar- garet Grummett, Clinton, spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Grummett, Constable Gordon Ferris spoke to the Boy Scouts at their weekly meet- ing on Wednesday, The subjects tak- en up were Traffic Control, High- way Signs, and the caution necessary when riding bicycles, As the boys re- quired to pass tests in these subjects, the constable's talk was received with great interest. DUBLIN The members of the Parent-Teaeh- er's Association of St. Patriek's School, Dublin, had the honour of having as guest speaker at their April meeting, His Excellency Bish- op Turner of, the Searboro Foreign Mission Society, •Scariboro Bluffs, Toronto. Bishop Turner was intro- duced by Rev, Father Thomas Mc- Quaid, Superior General of the Ord- er, who is a graduate of. the Dublin 'ContinuationSchool, Father Mc- Quaid gave a brief account of the founding of the Order by Father Praiser who saw the great need of missionary priests to help to spread the word of God among the people in China. The Society was first known as the China Missionary So- ciety. Today they have • one hundred priests, three of whom are graduates of Dublin Continuation •School, and one Bishop.. His Excellency Bishop Turner was born in Montreal and after finishing school there attended St. Jerome's College, Kitchener, and Scarbore Seminary, Toronto. He was ordained a priest in 1985 and after spending a short time with the Chin- ese in Vancouver was assigned to the Foreign Missions in China. He was consecrated Bishop of Lishui in 1948. Itis Excellency spent fourteen years there and is familiar with the characteristics of the people and the country, In his address Bishop Turner spoke on the persecution in China of, the 'Catholics by the Communists. He said the methods of persecution were the most modern and the worst in the world, the aim being to com- pletely exterminate the Church. He said that the children are worked on first, the communists coming into the school yards with revolvers to force them to obey their rules. They work slowly and thoroughly, asking for and obtaining first, temporary loans of schools, Churches and Con- vents and finally their permanent use. Chinese people, nuns, and priests are brought to trial on very small pretexts and are placed in jail when found guilty. They are here for long periods of time, are almost starving and are undergoing very severe per- secutions. The results of these per- secutions are very sad, the young people are growing up without any knowledge of God and the older people are dying. We at home here in Canada can help the Chinese by our prayers, says Bishop Turner, praying for them because they are also children of God for whom He suffered and died; and praying for those who are undergoing persecu- tions because of their Faith. • Rev. Dr. Ffoulkes, Dublin, on be- half of the P.T.A. thanked Ilis Ex- cellency Bishop Turner for his en- lightening talk- He said that we were very proud to have two such disting- uished guests at our meeting, The President, Mr, George Duch - aline presided for the meeting which EASTER HOLIDAY %NC OARDNO'S HALL SEAFORTH WEDNESDAY NITS April 21st Music by CKNX BARN DANCE GANG Dancing 10-1 was held in the Parish Hall of St. Patrick's Church, Dublin. TUCKERSMITH The regular meeting of the Tuck- ersmitih Ladies' Club was held on Wednesday, April 7th at the home of Mrs. Walter Pepper, with 14 mem- bers and 9 visitors present. The meeting opened with the "Opening Ode,” followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. The roll call "A house- cleaning hint I learned myself', proved very interesting and helpful. Several reports were given and busi- ness discussed. Plans were completed for the bus trip to Toronto, which the ladies will take in May. In place of a program a very interesting demon- stration of Stanley Products was given by Mrs. Brock of Centralia. The meeting was brought to a close with the homemakers' Prayer. A de- licious lunch was served by the host- ess assisted by group 2, WALTON The last Meeting of the Walton Needle Pushers was held. on TuesdaY evening, Apr. 6 at the home of Mrs. Humphries. A business period was held and being the last meeting the girls entertained their mothers. A display of their project (slips) and record books was :thoroughly en- joyed by the mothers. A short pro- gram was held; singsongs and con- test, During the evening the leader, Mrs. Humphries and her assistant, Miss McDonald, were presented with cake plates from the girls. Faye Love gave the address and Mona Clarke presented the gifts. Dear Mrs. Humphries and Mar- jorie,—Since our club is nearing its close, except for preparations and achievement clay, we felt we could not let this opportunity pass without letting you know how much we en- joyed our meetings, and how we ap- preciated your untiring efforts in teaching us our sewing lessons and giving us so many valuable notes. We will now ask you to accept these gifts as a mere remembrance of this project together. Signed by the girls of the Walton Needleworkers. The girls then served a delicious lunch. WINTHROP The W. A. and W.M,.S• Easter Thankoffering meeting was held on April 7 in the church. Mrs. J. Mc- Clure opened the W. A. meeting with an appropriate Easter reading', fol - Enke &Once Dublin Parish Hall MONDAY, APRIL 19 At 9 P.M. Sharp Auspices of the Altar Society Good Prizes. Mullins Orchestra Admission 50c 1f's'!1 *a t2P' CAROL LYN. Cordially Invites All the Ladies of Town and 61- l• lila'..44:wi.G16ga. P District to come to the FAMOUS RICE LAKE •".0.v: a� sr;ia `r'�'� ,`xai DON'T FAIL TO SEE THIS BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY HERE ARE FURS WITH A FUTURE - - • - STYLES THAT WILL DOMINATE FOR MANY YEARS TO COME - - TRAQE IN YOUR OLD FUR COAT - - - --- LIBERAL ALLOWANCE — • At Prices and Terms within Reach of all An especially wonderful collection of luxurious furs at our LOW SALE PRICE, There is no better time of year to select your Furs! Buy now and take advantage of our fine values FUR COATS and JACKETS THAT WILL AMAZE YOU WE MAKE AND SELL ONLY GENUINE FURS (NO RABBITS OR IMITATIONS) CAROL LYN SHOP AT Seaforth k, read iby :son. Mrs. W 1 Doo 108 was I sided for the WKS and opened the meeting with silent .prayer for our missionary, Miss Elms Inman. The WKS quarterly report was given. A very interesting reading, "Because I Live, Ye Shall Live Also" was given by Mrs. G, Smith. The offering WAS taken and the response swig. Mrs. E. Toll was in charge of the worship service following the Easter program, the theme "Rejoice in Hope." IIymn 104 was sung, Scrip- ture lesson, Matthew 28; 1-9 was read, followed by prayer. The Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. A very inspiring Easter message was given by Mrs, Livingstone, Meeting closed with the use of hymn 112, followed with prayer by Mrs. Toll. Lunch was served by circle three. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE COMMLTTEES Fall Fair Commitee — Keith Sharpe, J. C. Crich, Ted Southgate, Gordon Wright, Eric Milner, Don Woods, Industrial Comnlittec —,'Nelson Cardno, Jas, A. Stewart, Frank Sills, Jr. Town Planning and Zoning Com- mittee—A, Y. McLean, L. Plumsteel, John Langstaff. Civic Improvement Committee — Gordon Wright, Bev. Christie, Jaok Stevens. Membership: /Committee — Dick Box, Harold Whyte, R, R. McKind- sey, Ned Boswell, Merchants Committee — Arthur Wright, Arnold Westoott, Ross Ham- ilton. Seaforth Days Committee—Ross Hamilton, Elmer. Larone, Jas. A. Stewart, Other officers of the C. of C. are: Past Pres., Keith Sharpe; Pres,, Ross Savauge, Vice Pres., Bruce Gehan; Sec„ Erie Milner; Treas., Mervin Nott. 1111111111111111111111,11111,111111111111111111111111111111111111111111/ COME TO CHURCH FOR Easter Seryices Northside UNITED CHURCH SUNRISE SERVICE 7 A.M. Sponsored by Joint Y.P,U. A MORNING SERVICE 11 A.M, Junior & Senior Choirs Sermon --"OUR ItISBN LORD" EVENING SERVICE 7 P.M. EASTER DRAMA "HE CAME TO HIS OWN" Declaring the life of Christ, his death and Resurrection, with musi- cal setting by the Senior Choir Including: Solo, "Comfort Ye" , , . , , Handel Anthems- "Were you there" - Spiritual In Joseph's Lovely Garden Rock of Ages Alone in the Garden Christ is Risen, Hallelujah REV. J. W. STINSON Minister J. 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TOWN OF SEAFORTH Tax P.re . ent ecdd ts for 1954 THE TOWN Obi SEAFORTH WILL PAY 4 PER CENT PER ANNUM UP TO AUGUST 31, 1954, ON ALL PREEPAID 1954 TAXNES Certificates and full particulars may be obtained from the Town Clerk's Office in the Town Hall D, H. WILSON TREASURER